Arsenal are reportedly nearing the sale of Reiss Nelson to Benfica in a transaction valued at approximately €3 million, following an official offer from the Portuguese side.
According to reports from BBC Sport, Benfica’s recent proposal has advanced negotiations, with Arsenal expected to accept a fee in the vicinity of €3 million. The move would facilitate Nelson’s transition from London to Portugal, pending the completion of standard transfer protocols.
For Arsenal, the sale would provide long-awaited certainty regarding Nelson’s future while generating a modest windfall. The discussed valuation suggests the club is willing to sanction his departure to resolve ongoing uncertainty, while Benfica has demonstrated clear intent by submitting a formal bid.
From Benfica’s perspective, the deal represents a low-cost acquisition. The projected fee allows the Portuguese club to strengthen their squad without a significant capital outlay, though specific details regarding personal terms, medical examinations, or the official announcement timeline have not yet been disclosed.
While the transfer has not been officially finalized, current reporting indicates that Arsenal is prepared to proceed with the sale following Benfica’s offer. This suggests the deal is in its final stages, awaiting formal confirmation from both clubs.
Nelson’s departure now hinges on the finalization of remaining formalities. Benfica is positioned to secure the player for roughly €3 million, while Arsenal looks to move the attacker on rather than retaining him in the squad.
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